Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool
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1 Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool First Published: November 4, 2011 The Bulk Administration Tool is functionality within the Cisco StadiumVision Director software that provides an alternative to manually defining DMPs, IP Phones, locations, and third-party touch panels in the Devices area of the Control Panel. It allows you to add, delete, or modify device definitions in bulk to the Cisco StadiumVision Director database as a batch export and import of data. In addition to defining the DMPs, you can use the Bulk Administration Tool to associate the DMP with a particular location. This is referred to as linking or creating a DMP-to-location mapping. Beginning in Cisco StadiumVision Director Release 2.4, you also can use the Bulk Administration Tool to export a list of configured suite names and PIN information. This document contains information about BAT through Cisco StadiumVision Director Release 3.0. For a list of changes in Cisco StadiumVision Director Release 3.1, see the Release s for Cisco StadiumVision Director Release 3.1. Contents Prerequisites for the Bulk Administration Tool, page 2 Restrictions for the Bulk Administration Tool, page 2 Information About the Bulk Administration Tool, page 2 How to Use the Bulk Administration Tool, page 9 Configuration Examples for the Bulk Administration Tool, page 17 Troubleshooting the Bulk Administration Tool, page 18 Feature Information for the Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool, page 23 Americas Headquarters: Cisco Systems, Inc., 170 West Tasman Drive, San Jose, CA USA
2 Prerequisites for the Bulk Administration Tool Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Prerequisites for the Bulk Administration Tool Before you use the Bulk Administration Tool, be sure that the following requirements are met: You have a Cisco StadiumVision Director user account that is configured for an administrator role. Determine the TV locations and a naming convention for devices that you want to add. A good naming convention will aid in problem isolation and troubleshooting, enabling you to more easily identify a TV or DMP that is experiencing difficulty. Restrictions for the Bulk Administration Tool When using the Bulk Administration Tool, consider the following restrictions: The Bulk Administration Tool has been tested with Microsoft Excel Other versions have not been tested, but might also work. The Bulk Administration Tool supports tab-delimited text format only beginning in Cisco StadiumVision Director Release 2.4. This is the preferred format for Unicode text to support internationalization and localization. When updating files, be sure to save text files as Unicode text (*.txt) and not Text (Tab Delimited) (*.txt) format for import into Cisco StadiumVision Director. To avoid errors due to truncation, limit the contents of the CSV fields to 200 characters in length. When you import a file, the following limitations exist: No message is displayed when the import is completely successful. No error message is displayed if the imported file is not saved as a unicode text file format Unicode text (*.txt) using tab-separated values. In this case, the file is simply ignored and no action is taken. Be sure that you can confirm that your imported data has been uploaded. Information About the Bulk Administration Tool The Bulk Administration Tool for Cisco StadiumVision Director provides an alternative to manually adding, updating or deleting device information in the StadiumVision Director database. Device information can include DMPs, IP Phones, and third-party touch screens used for local TV control. The Bulk Administration Tool uses a tab-separated values (TSV) text file to import and export data. This file can be edited using a standard spreadsheet application, such as Microsoft Excel. Before the data is imported, the Bulk Administration Tool gets the current configuration from StadiumVision Director (which might be empty, if this is the first time you are using the tool), merges the two sets of information, and checks for errors. If no errors are found, the Bulk Administration Tool synchronizes the database. If errors are found, the Bulk Administration Tool returns an error message, as described in the Possible Error Messages section. The Bulk Administration Tool in Cisco StadiumVision Director Release 2.4 supports the following functions: DMPs, luxury suites, locations, and local control devices (IP Phone, AMX or Crestron touch panels) can be loaded into the Cisco StadiumVision Director database in a bulk manner. 2
3 Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Information About the Bulk Administration Tool Bulk association of DMP to Location is enabled using the Entry Type field to support the location association. Can be used in connection with an off-the-shelf bar code scanner for capturing DMP MAC addresses and TV Location IDs. Incremental updates are supported, allowing the tool and the Cisco StadiumVision Director user interface to be used interchangeably. The Bulk Administration Tool supports internationalization (i18n) for import/export of data, and for localization (L10n) of messages and headers. Data files for the Bulk Administration Tool should be saved and imported as.txt data files in Unicode or UTF-16 format. Exported data is in UTF-16LE with Byte Order Mark (BOM) this format is supported in Microsoft Windows and Apple MAC environments for all Unicode, including double-byte characters found in Chinese. Microsoft Excel 2007 does not support UTF-16LE format, but you can use Unicode UTF-8. TSV data is validated upon upload and any errors detected are logged in a separate file. Existing database records can be deleted or modified in bulk using the Operation Type field. TSV File Formats The format of the TSV file differs depending on whether you are using export/import from the Locations & DMPs tab or from the Locations-DMP Mapping tab in the Devices window of Control Panel Setup. Locations and DMPs TSV File Format Table 1 describes the TSV file format and field descriptions for the text file used for import and export of information from the Locations & DMPs tab on the Devices screen of the Control Panel Setup window. 3
4 Information About the Bulk Administration Tool Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Table 1 Locations & DMPs TSV Field Information Field Required? Description Possible Values Operation Type Yes Specifies the action that you want to take with this row of data in the TSV file. Entry Type Yes, for DMPs, IP phones, and locations. Indicates the type of entry to which the information in this row applies. The following values are supported: Create Creates an entry. Delete Deletes an entry in Cisco StadiumVision Director that matches the data in this row. Update Updates an entry in Cisco StadiumVision Director with the data in this row. The following values are supported: DMP The entry is for a DMP. Data supplied should include MAC address, IP address, Name, and TV Type. LOCATION The entry is for the physical location of the TV to which the DMP is attached. Data supplied should include the Location Name and the Location ID (optional). LOCATIONn The entry is for both the DMP and the location. MAC Address No The MAC address of the device. May be in one of the following forms: AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF aabb.ccdd.eeff aabbccddeeff (This is the format on the bar code label on the bottom of the DMP 4310) The only permitted characters are 0-F and colon, dash, period as shown above and letters are not case sensitive. IP Address Yes, for DMPs and LOCATIONn entries. The IP address of the device. For DMPs, this is the static address that was assigned to the DMP when it was installed. Must be a unique, valid IPv4 address (e.g is not permitted). Cisco StadiumVision Director does not validate the address or check for duplicates; it only verifies that the IP Address is in the correct format. 4
5 Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Information About the Bulk Administration Tool Table 1 Locations & DMPs TSV Field Information (continued) Field Required? Description Possible Values Name Yes The name that you would like to use to refer to this device. If the entry type is LOCATION, then this is the LocationName that is referenced in the Location to DMP mapping file. To be most effective a naming convention is typically employed by the user. This naming convention may use a hierarchical naming convention to efficiently identify a location and make its assignment to Zones and Groups more natural. Cisco StadiumVision Director does not enforce any naming convention, however, it does enforce uniqueness for the name attribute. Old Name No The existing name of the device. This field is required if the operation type is Update and the Name is being changed. Should only use A-Z a-z 0-9 space _ - Invalid Characters % *, :? = / \ " ' [ ] ( ) + Not to exceed 200 characters and spaces. Cisco StadiumVision Director does not prevent use of the same name for different devices. Therefore, ensure that you define unique names to each device. See the StadiumVision Video Endpoint Design and Implementation Guide for recommended naming best practices. Must match an existing device name. Model Name Yes, if device is a DMP. The model of the DMP. The following values are supported: LocationID No This is user assigned and has no special meaning to Cisco StadiumVision Director. The LocationID intended use is to easily identify the physical location of the devices. For example, a location that is identified by the Architectural Diagram or Map used to install TVs at a venue. State No The current state of the DMP. This field is provided in the export process for convenience. It is not used during the import process. DMP-4305 DMP-4310 Should only use A-Z a-z 0-9 space _ - Invalid Characters % *, :? = / \ " ' [ ] ( ) + Not to exceed 200 characters and spaces. Cisco StadiumVision Director does not prevent use of the same name for different devices. Therefore, ensure that you define unique names to each device. Not used during import. 5
6 Information About the Bulk Administration Tool Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Table 1 Locations & DMPs TSV Field Information (continued) Field Required? Description Possible Values Service Type No For IP Phones that are used for local control, this indicates the StadiumVision service to be run on the phone. The following values are supported: Luxury Suite Service includes support for both Cisco StadiumVision Director Video Management Services and Commerce Services. AdminOffice Service includes support for only the Cisco StadiumVision Director Video Management Services. This is designed for use in locations where a Cisco IP Phone will be used for local TV control and there is no need for commerce integration, such as an administrative office. Description No A text description of the device. Should only use A-Z a-z 0-9 space _ - Invalid Characters % *, :? = / \ " ' [ ] ( ) + Not to exceed 200 characters and spaces. TV Type No The display specification associated with the model of the TV to which the DMP is attached. All TVs of the same model should have the same TV Type. This information is used for managing the RS-232 codes for each model. Suite Control Type Suite Name Yes, if device is associated with a local control area. Yes, if device is associated with a local control area. The device to be used for local TV control in the luxury suite or other local control area. The name of the luxury suite or other local control area. Old Suite Name No The name of an existing luxury suite or other local control area. This field is required if the operation type is Update and the Suite Name is being changed. Must match the name of an existing display specification. Display specifications are created in the Control Panel under Setup > Devices > Display Specifications. The following values are supported: Infrared IP Phone 3rd Party Should only use A-Z a-z 0-9 space _ - Invalid Characters % *, :? = / \ " ' [ ] ( ) + Not to exceed 200 characters and spaces. Must match an existing suite name. 6
7 Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Information About the Bulk Administration Tool Table 1 Locations & DMPs TSV Field Information (continued) Field Required? Description Possible Values Suite DMP Logical ID Yes, if device is associated with a local control area. For a given suite, the logical number for each device. This determines the order in which the TV labels are displayed on the IP phone. For example, in a given suite, Main may be 1, Bar may be 2, outside may be 3. TV Name No The label shown on the TV when the banner is brought up on the TV. This is also the name displayed on the IP phone identify the TV. For example, the label may be a description of the TV's location in the suite, like Main or Bar. Suite Controller IP Suite Controller MAC Suite Controller Name Old Suite Controller Name Yes, if device is associated with a local control area (not required if Suite Control Type is Infrared). No Yes, if device is associated with a local control area (not required if Suite Control Type is Infrared). No External Suite ID No External Suite Name No The IP address of the IP phone or third party device that will be controlling this suite. The MAC address of the IP phone or third party device that will be controlling this suite. The name of the local control device. The existing name of the local control device. This field is required if the operation type is Update and the Suite Controller Name is being changed. The suite ID used to identify this suite in the Point of Sale system. The suite name used to identify this suite in the Point of Sale system. A numeric value 1 through x, where x is the total number of TVs/DMPs in the suite. Alphanumeric text. Because this name (or label) is displayed on the IP Phone, the name should be limited to 12 characters or less. Due to the space allotted for display labels on the IP Phone interface, more than 12 characters may have undesirable results. Must be unique. Must be a valid IPv4 address (e.g is not permitted). StadiumVision Director does not validate the address or check for duplicates; it only verifies that the IP Address is in the correct format. May be in one of the following forms: AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF aabb.ccdd.eeff aabbccddeeff The only permitted characters are 0-F and colon, dash, period as shown above and letters are not case sensitive. Should only use A-Z a-z 0-9 space _ - Invalid Characters % *, :? = / \ " ' [ ] ( ) + Not to exceed 200 characters and spaces. Must match an existing device name. The external suite ID must match value configured in the Point of Sale system. The external suite name (if configured) must match value configured in the Point of Sale system. 7
8 Information About the Bulk Administration Tool Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Table 1 Locations & DMPs TSV Field Information (continued) Field Required? Description Possible Values Vendor Installation No Locations to DMP Mapping TSV File Format The name of a Point of Sale vendor that will service this luxury suite. Store No The name of the store (within the vendor installation) that will service this luxury suite. Group1 Group8 No The name of each group with which the DMP is associated. You should add all DMPs to the nonevent_group. Alphanumeric text. The vendor installation must match the name configured in Cisco StadiumVision Director. Alphanumeric text. The store must match the store name configured in Cisco StadiumVision Director. Alphanumeric text. The group must match the group name configured in Cisco StadiumVision Director, or if the group name does not exist it will be created. Table 2 describes the TSV file format and field descriptions for the text file used for import and export of information from the Locations-DMP Mapping tab on the Devices screen of the Control Panel Setup window. Table 2 Locations to DMP Mapping TSV Field Information Field Description Possible Values MAC Address The MAC address of the device. May be in one of the following forms: LocationID LocationName The DMP with this MAC address must already exist in the Cisco StadiumVision Director server database in order for the mapping to succeed. This is user assigned and has no special meaning to Cisco StadiumVision Director. The LocationID purpose is to easily identify the physical location of the devices. For example, a location that is identified by the Architectural Diagram or Map used to install TVs at a venue. This is the name column in the sne_device table. The LocationName must already exist in the Cisco StadiumVision Director server database for the mapping to be successful. AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF aabb.ccdd.eeff aabbccddeeff (This is the format on the bar code label on the bottom of the DMP 4310) The only permitted characters are 0-F and colon, dash, period as shown above and letters are not case sensitive. Should only use A-Z a-z 0-9 space _ - Invalid Characters % *, :? = / \ " ' [ ] ( ) + Not to exceed 200 characters and spaces. See the StadiumVision Video Endpoint Design and Implementation Guide for recommended naming best practices. Should only use A-Z a-z 0-9 space _ - Invalid Characters % *, :? = / \ " ' [ ] ( ) + Not to exceed 200 characters and spaces. See the StadiumVision Video Endpoint Design and Implementation Guide for recommended naming best practices. 8
9 Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool How to Use the Bulk Administration Tool How to Use the Bulk Administration Tool This section includes the following tasks: Exporting and Downloading a TSV File for Locations and DMPs, page 9 Editing a TSV File, page 10 Exporting and Downloading a TSV File for DMP Mapping, page 14 Importing a TSV File, page 15 Exporting Luxury Suite Names and PIN Information, page 16 Exporting and Downloading a TSV File for Locations and DMPs Tip If you do not yet have any information for Locations and DMPs in the Cisco StadiumVision Director Server, you can export an empty file that will have the appropriate formatting for headings only so that you can add new Locations and DMPs from a spreadsheet application. To export and download a TSV file for Location and DMP information from the Cisco StadiumVision Director server, complete the following steps: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Log into Cisco StadiumVision Director as an administrator. From the Cisco StadiumVision Director main menu, click Control Panel. The Control Panel window is displayed in a new window. From the Control Panel window, click Setup > Devices > Locations & DMPs tab. Click Export. 9
10 How to Use the Bulk Administration Tool Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Step 5 When the Export box displays, click Download. Step 6 When the Select location for download window appears, type the name of the.txt file that you want to save, or accept the default name and click Save. Editing a TSV File This section describes some of the related tasks to modify a TSV file with data to be imported into Cisco StadiumVision Director. This section includes the following tasks: Creating a DMP or Location Entry in a TSV File, page 11 Creating an IP Phone or Third Party Device Entry, page 12 Deleting an Existing Entry, page 12 Updating an Existing Entry, page 13 10
11 Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool How to Use the Bulk Administration Tool Figure 1 shows a sample TSV file with data showing delete, update, and create operation types as a reference for the tasks described in this section. Figure 1 Sample Edit of a TSV File Creating a DMP or Location Entry in a TSV File To create a DMP or Location entry in a TSV file, complete the following steps: Step 1 Open the file that you exported from the Cisco StadiumVision Director Server in a standard spreadsheet application (such as Microsoft Excel), as a tab-delimited text (.txt) file. Step 2 In the first available cell of the Operation Type column, type create (see Figure 1). Step 3 Step 4 In the corresponding Entry Type cell, type one of the following values with the appropriate case: DMP Specifies that the entry is for a new DMP. LOCATION Specifies that the entry is for a physical location of the TV to which the DMP is attached. LOCATIONn Specifies that the entry is for both the DMP and the location. Complete the remaining cells according to the Entry Type that you specified, and refer to Table 1 for a description of optional and required fields: For a new DMP entry Data supplied should include the IP address, Name, Model Name, and TV Type. Only the IP address, Name, and Model Name are required. Timesaver The MAC address is populated automatically when Cisco StadiumVision Director polls the DMP using its IP address. For a new LOCATION entry Data supplied should include the Location Name and the Location ID (optional). 11
12 How to Use the Bulk Administration Tool Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Step 5 Save the file as a Unicode text (*.txt) file. Do not save as Text (Tab Delimited) (*.txt). Creating an IP Phone or Third Party Device Entry To create an IP phone or third party device entry in a TSV file, complete the following steps: Step 1 Open the file that you exported from the Cisco StadiumVision Director Server in a standard spreadsheet application (such as Microsoft Excel), as a tab-delimited text (.txt) file. Step 2 In the first available cell of the Operation Type column, type create (see Figure 1). Step 3 In the corresponding Suite Control Type cell, type one of the following values with the appropriate case: Infrared IP Phone 3rd Party An IP phone can only be created as part of a LOCATION or LOCATIONn entry type. So, you can either add the IP Phone as part of a LOCATION create entry, or a LOCATION update entry. For more information about updating an existing entry, see the Updating an Existing Entry section on page 13. Step 4 Complete the remaining cells according to the Suite Control Type that you specified, and refer to Table 1 for a description of optional and required fields. Step 5 Save the file as a Unicode text file. Do not save as Text (Tab Delimited) (*.txt). Deleting an Existing Entry To delete an existing entry in a TSV file, complete the following steps: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Open the file that you exported from the Cisco StadiumVision Director Server in a standard spreadsheet application (such as Microsoft Excel), as a tab-delimited text (.txt) file. In the Operation Type cell that corresponds to the entry that you want to remove, type delete (see Figure 1). Save the file as a Unicode text file. 12
13 Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool How to Use the Bulk Administration Tool Do not save as Text (Tab Delimited) (*.txt). Updating an Existing Entry For most fields that you want to update, simply overwrite the existing value and Cisco StadiumVision Director will replace that value based on the matching MAC or IP address for the entry when you import the data. For name-related fields, the updates are made in two separate cells one that states the original old name, and one that specifies the modified name. For example, Figure 1 shows how to change the name of LOCATIONn at The original name of 300-SW-021 is typed in the cell labeled Old Name, and the modified name of 100-SE-031 is typed in the cell labeled Name. To update an existing entry in a TSV file, complete the following steps: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Open the file that you exported from the Cisco StadiumVision Director Server in a standard spreadsheet application (such as Microsoft Excel), as a tab-delimited text (.txt) file. In the Operation Type cell that corresponds to the entry that you want to modify, type update (see Figure 1). Complete the appropriate cells for the corresponding field values that you want to modify (according to the type of entry that you are changing), and refer to Table 1 for a description of optional and required fields. Tip Any field that that you do not want to change can be left blank. Step 4 Step 5 To change the value of a name-related field, do one of the following: To rename a device: Copy the value from the Name field, to the Old Name field. Type the new name in the Name field. To rename a suite: Copy the value from the Suite Name field, to the Old Suite Name field. Type the new name in the Suite Name field. To rename a suite controller: Copy the value from the Suite Controller Name field, to the Old Suite Controller Name field. Type the new name in the Suite Controller Name field. Save the file as a Unicode text file. 13
14 How to Use the Bulk Administration Tool Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Do not save as Text (Tab Delimited) (*.txt). Exporting and Downloading a TSV File for DMP Mapping You can export two forms of TSV files from the Location-DMP Mapping tab, with the following information: MAC address information only (exported from the Available Devices box) TSV file that contains all of the MAC addresses from existing DMPs that you can use to copy into the TSV file with location information to link existing MAC addresses to locations. MAC address and location information (exported from the Locations box) TSV file that contains MAC addresses, location names, and location IDs. This file is used to link or unlink DMPs from locations. To export and download a TSV file for DMP mapping information from the Cisco StadiumVision Director server, complete the following steps: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Log into Cisco StadiumVision Director as an administrator. From the Cisco StadiumVision Director main menu, click Control Panel. The Control Panel window is displayed. From the Control Panel window, click Setup > Devices > Location-DMP Mapping tab. (Optional) To export a list of available MAC addresses only for existing DMPs, complete the following steps: In the Available Devices box, click Export. a. When the Export box displays, click Download. b. When the Select location for download window appears, type the name of the.txt file and specify the file location, or accept the default name and click Save. A TSV file that contains only MAC addresses is created. 14
15 Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool How to Use the Bulk Administration Tool Step 5 To export the current mapping of DMPs to Locations, complete the following steps: In the Locations box, click Export. a. When the Export box displays, click Download. b. When the Select location for download window appears, type the name of the.txt file and specify the file location, or accept the default name and click Save. A TSV file that contains MAC addresses, Location names, and Location IDs is created. Importing a TSV File To import a TSV file to Cisco StadiumVision Director server, complete the following steps: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Log into Cisco StadiumVision Director as an administrator. From the Cisco StadiumVision Director main menu, click Control Panel. The Control Panel window is displayed. Do one of the following: To import a TSV file for DMP mapping, from the Control Panel window, click Setup > Devices > Locations & DMPs tab. Click Import. 15
16 How to Use the Bulk Administration Tool Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool To import a TSV file for DMP mapping, from the Control Panel window, click Setup > Devices > Location-DMP Mapping tab. Click Import. Step 4 When the Select file for upload window appears, select the location and name of the.txt file that you want to import, and click Open. When the import is complete, a message is displayed that shows the total number of records that were processed, the number that were successfully processed, and the number that failed. No confirmation is provided if the import is completely successful. See also the Restrictions for the Bulk Administration Tool section on page 2. If any records failed, a message box is displayed that allows you to save a text file that includes only the rows that contain errors and an indicator of the error. For more information, see the Troubleshooting the Bulk Administration Tool section on page 18. Exporting Luxury Suite Names and PIN Information Beginning in Cisco StadiumVision Director Release 2.4, you can generate PINs for luxury suites, and you can manage these assignments by exporting the configured PINs for all luxury suites in a tab-delimited text file using the Bulk Administration Tool. You cannot import PIN information to Cisco StadiumVision Director. To export luxury suite names and PIN information from the Cisco StadiumVision Director server, complete the following steps: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Log into Cisco StadiumVision Director as an administrator. From the Cisco StadiumVision Director main menu, click Control Panel. The Control Panel window is displayed. From the Control Panel window, click Setup > Luxury Suite > Local Control PINs tab. 16
17 Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Configuration Examples for the Bulk Administration Tool Step 4 Click Export. Step 5 Step 6 When the Export box displays, click Download. When the Select location for download window appears, type the name of the.txt file that you want to save, or accept the default name and click Save. A TSV file that contains suite names, PIN names, PIN types, and modify dates is created. You can import this file into a standard spreadsheet application as a tab-delimited text file as with other downloaded text files from the Bulk Administration Tool. Configuration Examples for the Bulk Administration Tool This section provides examples of how to modify TSV files to implement specific types of changes. Example: Linking and Unlinking Existing DMPs to Locations Using a TSV File To link the DMP to a location, complete the following steps: Step 1 Step 2 Open the TSV file for DMP mapping that you exported from the Locations box of the Cisco StadiumVision Director Server in a standard spreadsheet application (such as Microsoft Excel), as a tab-delimited text (.txt) file. For more information, see the Exporting and Downloading a TSV File for DMP Mapping section on page 14. To link an existing DMP to a location, complete the following steps: In the MAC field, enter the MAC address of an existing DMP. 17
18 Troubleshooting the Bulk Administration Tool Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Tip If you exported a list of existing DMP MAC addresses, you can copy the MAC addresses from that text file. a. In the LocationName field, type a name for the location that you want to link to the corresponding DMP. b. (Optional) In the LocationID field, type an ID for the location. Step 3 Step 4 To unlink an existing DMP from a location, complete the following step: In the MAC field for an existing DMP, delete the MAC address. Save the file as a Unicode text file. Do not save as Text (Tab Delimited) (*.txt). Step 5 Import the TSV file to Cisco StadiumVision Director. See the Importing a TSV File section on page 15. Troubleshooting the Bulk Administration Tool If any records failed while importing a TSV file to Cisco StadiumVision Director, a message box is displayed that allows you to click Download to create a text file that includes only the rows that contain errors along with an error message. After you download this file and save it as a text file, you can open it in a spreadsheet application as you would any of the downloaded text files from Cisco StadiumVision Director to view the specfic errors. Troubleshooting Tips You must open the error file with Microsoft Excel or another spreadsheet application. If you double-click the file to open it, the content is opened in pad (by default on a Windows computer), but the error information is unreadable. Be sure that you can confirm that your imported data has been uploaded to the Cisco StadiumVision Director server because when you import a file, the following limitations exist: No confirmation message is displayed when the import is fully successful. 18
19 Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Troubleshooting the Bulk Administration Tool No error message is displayed if the imported file is not saved as a unicode text file format Unicode text (*.txt) using tab-separated values. In this case, the file is simply ignored and no action is taken. If you cannot get your import to work as expected, try to simplify the content in the import file until it works. Then, add additional information for import. Error Messages Caution No error message is displayed if the imported file is not saved as a unicode text file format Unicode text (*.txt) using tab-separated values. In this case, the file is simply ignored and no action is taken. Be sure that you can confirm that your imported data has been uploaded. Table 3 provides a list of possible error messages, their meanings, and recommended resolutions. Table 3 Bulk Administration Tool Error Messages Message in the Error Text Field Description Resolution Unknown Operation Mode** The Operation Type field for the entry Enter one of the following values: is empty. create Invalid Device MAC Address:{MAC} The MAC address entered was not 12 valid hexadecimal characters. The Bulk Administration Tool translates the MAC address entered into a valid MAC format ( for example, 00:0f:01:02:03:04) after which the tool validates the format and characters. Invalid Suite Controller MAC Address:{MAC} Invalid Suite Controller MAC Address:{MAC} The MAC address entered was not 12 valid hexadecimal characters. The Bulk Administration Tool translates the MAC address entered into a valid MAC format ( for example, 00:0f:01:02:03:04) after which the tool validates the format and characters. The MAC address entered was not 12 valid hexadecimal characters. The Bulk Administration Tool translates the MAC address entered into a valid MAC format ( for example, 00:0f:01:02:03:04) after which the tool validates the format and characters. delete update Enter 12 valid hexadecimal characters in the row that contains this error. Enter 12 valid hexadecimal characters in the row that contains this error. Enter 12 valid hexadecimal characters in the row that contains this error. 19
20 Troubleshooting the Bulk Administration Tool Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Table 3 Bulk Administration Tool Error Messages (continued) Device named {device name} has empty IP Address Invalid IP Address Format:{IP Address} Invalid Controller IP Address Format{IP Address} Suite Controller Ip Address is empty Device Name has invalid character colon Device Name is Empty Invalid Model Name Duplicate entry '{value}' for key 1 Duplicate entry '{value}' for key 2 Duplicate entry '{value}' for key 3 Invalid CSV File Heading(Column #1 should be MAC, and Column #2 should be LocationName or LocationID Source Device is null Destination Device is null Source and Destination Device are the same Invalid source or destination id The IP address of the device either was not entered or was entered as blank. The format of IP address entered was incorrect. The format of IP address entered was incorrect. The IP address of the Suite Controller either was not entered or was entered as blank. The device name contains a colon, which is not allowed. The device name either was not entered or was entered as blank. The device model is invalid. Only DMP-4305G and DMP-4310G are valid entries. A duplicate value was entered for one of the following fields: Name, MAC address, or LocationID. When importing a CSV file on the Locations-DMP Mapping tab, the first row of the CSV file (which is the header) is incorrect. The Source Device referred to by the MAC address in the CSV file, does not exists in in the database. The Destination Device referred to by the LocationName or Location ID in the CSV file does not exists in the database. The Source MAC address and Destination Location specified in the CSV file refers to the same device. For Link Operation these should be different. The Source Device or the Destination Device ID specified does not exists in the database. This message is generated when the Link Operation is performed using the UI. Enter a valid IP address in the row that contains this error. Correct the format of the IP address in the row that contains this error. Correct the format of the IP address in the row that contains this error. Enter a valid IP address in the row that contains this error. Remove or replace the colon from the device name in the row that contains this error. Enter the device name in the row that contains this error. Enter a valid model name (DMP-4305G or DMP-4310). Search for {value} in the row that contains this error and correct the duplication. Check the input CSV file. The first entry in the row should be MAC address, the second column should be LocationName or LocationID. Other columns are ignored. Verify the MAC address using Export. Verify the LocationName or LocationID using Export. Verify the Source MAC address and Destination Location using Export. Verify the Source Device ID and the Destination Device ID using Export. 20
21 Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Troubleshooting the Bulk Administration Tool Table 3 Bulk Administration Tool Error Messages (continued) Invalid Source and Destination device id specified in LinkRequestVO Error: Could not get the source device, ID:{SourceDeviceID} Error: Could not get the Destination device, ID:{DestinationDeviceID} The Source Device or the Destination Device ID specified does not exists in the database. This message is generated when the Link Operation is performed using the UI. The Source Device ID specified does not exists in the database. This message is generated when the Link Operation is performed using the UI. The Destination Device ID specified does not exists in the database. This message is generated when the Link Operation is performed using the UI. Source Device MAC address is null or empty The MAC address for the Source Device is empty or null. Link Unsuccessful, For SouceMAC : {SourceDevice MAC Address}, Destination Location Name : {destnlocname} Exception Message: {Exception Message returned from Data Access Layer} Invalid Destination ID Specified, ID:{Destination ID} UnLink Unsuccessful, Destination : {destiondeviceid} Exception Message:{Data Access Layer exception Destination Device:{destiondeviceid} not found Destination Object Types is invalid for link operation( it should be Type- #2 or Type - #3) Source Object Type is invalid for link operation(it should be #1 or #3 This is a Duplicate or Database low level error. The Destination ID specified in the Unlink Operation is invalid. This is a Duplicate or Database low level error. The Destination Device ID specified in the Unlink Operation does not exist in the database. In the linking process, the Destination Object can be a LOCATION (Type 2) or a LOCATIONn (Type 3). In the linking process, the Source Object can be a DMP (Type 1) or a LOCATIONn (Type 3). Verify the Source Device ID and the Destination Device ID using Export. Verify the Source Device ID using Export. Verify the Destination Device ID using Export. The Source MAC address must exist before performing a Link Operation. Run getstatus before running the Link Operation. Report this error to the escalation team. Specify a valid Destination ID. Report this error to the escalation team. Enter a valid Destination Device ID. Verify that the destination object being linked is either a LOCATION or a LOCATIONn. Verify that the source object being linked is either a DMP and a LOCATIONn. 21
22 Troubleshooting the Bulk Administration Tool Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Table 3 Bulk Administration Tool Error Messages (continued) Source, Destination Object Type combination is invalid for link operation Mac Address is null or empty Destination Object Type invalid for Unlink operation( it should be Type- #3) Could not get the device, ID:{deviceid},Exception:{Data Access Layer Exception} In the linking process: The Destination Object can be a LOCATION (Type 2) or a LOCATIONn (Type 3). The Source Object can be a DMP (Type 1) or a LOCATIONn (Type 3). The Source Device MAC is null or empty. This message is generated when the Link Operation is performed using the UI. In the unlinking process, the Destination Object must be a LOCATIONn (Type 3). An error occurred while retrieving the Device information for export. Verify that the source and destination object types are correct. Check the Source Device MAC address. If it is empty, run getstat(). Verify that the destination object being unlinked is either a LOCATIONn. Verify that the device ID being exported exists in the database. If it exists, then further troubleshooting is required based on the Data Access Layer Exception. Contact the escalation team. 22
23 Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Feature Information for the Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Feature Information for the Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Table 4 lists the release history for this feature. Table 4 Feature Information for the Cisco StadiumVision Director Bulk Administration Tool Date Releases Feature Information November 4, 2011 Release Initial release for Cisco StadiumVision Director Release 2.4. The following enhancements are introduced for the Bulk Administration Tool: The tool has been modified to support internationalization (i18n) for import/export of data, and for localization (L10n) of messages and headers, and includes the following changes: The.csv file extension is no longer supported. The tool now supports.txt files for saving of data in Unicode format. Comma-delimited data for import is no longer supported; it is replaced by tab-delimited format (preferred format for Unicode text). Data files for the Bulk Administration Tool should be saved and imported as.txt data files in unicode or UTF-16 format. Exported data is in UTF-16LE with Byte Order Mark (BOM) this format is supported in Microsoft Windows and Apple MAC environments for all Unicode, including double-byte characters found in Chinese, and so on. The tool adds support for export of suite names and PIN information. Cisco and the Cisco Logo are trademarks of Cisco Systems, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the U.S. and other countries. A listing of Cisco's trademarks can be found at Third party trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners. The use of the word partner does not imply a partnership relationship between Cisco and any other company. (1005R) Any Internet Protocol (IP) addresses and phone numbers used in this document are not intended to be actual addresses and phone numbers. Any examples, command display output, network topology diagrams, and other figures included in the document are shown for illustrative purposes only. Any use of actual IP addresses or phone numbers in illustrative content is unintentional and coincidental Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. 23
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